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Almond Reservoir

The Almond Reservoir is a man made impoundment located in western Steuben County, northeast of the Village of Almond and west of the City of Hornell. The reservoir was created as part of a flood control project that resulted in a dam on Canacadea Creek. The surrounding landscape consists primarily of forested and lightly developed land.

Fish Species:

Fishing:

The bulk of the fishery in Almond Reservoir consists of black crappie, common carp, largemouth bass, and yellow perch. Largemouth bass in the 15 to 20 inch size range are found in the reservoir. Concentrate on the areas of the reservoir that contain structure and vegetaion. Black crappie will also be found near structure such as submerged trees and vegetation. Ice fishing opportunities exist during most winters.